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ATTENTION.


Gentiemen-I have been great sufferer
wiih Se.afic Rheumatism for eleven years
portion of that time have been uaabie 70
move about. conhned % my bed az times,
utterly uniting me for iransaciing any
business. / have heen treated by some OF
ne best physicians and Lave taken too
many Of the sO-calied patent medicines, al
without any perceptible benefit. ! am now
taking the fourth bottle Of Hlbbard Ebeu-
matiC Syrup. and have received more hene-
nt from 10 than all other medicines thai /
have taken. / firmly believe your remedy
Will cure me, and cheerfully recommend
i so any one afflicted rs | was. Ii acts
upon the liver, and regulated my kidneys
20 q healthy action almost Immediately.
If ] am feeling bad in the morning, 30
appetite, ! take il before breakfast. and j.
braces me up, and ] can sit down and
eat and the best Of all IS that my vic'uais
do not distress me. II mas entirely regu-
lated my digestive orpans.
Very truly
HARRIsON II. REEn.
Star Bakery, l29 Canal Street, Grand
Rapids. Michigan.
hereby certify that | am acquainted
with Harrison II. Heed and know ihe
above statement 10 be true. and believe
tie remedy TO be al YOU claim for IL. Il
Is spoken of in the highest terms by az
of my trade that have used II. u IS d
great tonic and appetizer.
\ ours truly,
W. r. WmTE
Druggist, l26 Cansl-st., Grand Rapids. Mich.
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seaern r Tbe TAte Cdurrh Ar-ursi -te
Ctlref m New York eitr 8 hat sar1e year
&C. WAS e--l8a.ed a ura~f in So Msrvs
eaarra. Fses.e NJ wlere 81 hBi r7r-
vlassiv rerefeea tsuU1n. confirmation ami
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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

my uncle, who was an astute man, and nc
Ounce.
tie did not seem very angry. ! intro
ducs1 them. Indeed. he was quite polite
and gentCmsnlv; she self-possessed and
unrueled as any ladv OF them all conli
have been. Oar business done, | drove
back into town with aim.
Before | had tiac 20 improve this fno
opportunity. as / intended, | was ordered
olt on the rosd-on my trial trip" they
said, AS, if | made a COOL showing they m
tended maHng q regular travcler out Of
ne, coinpiimenting me on ms pain. so Tar,
n business detlil and hoping ne change
would 0c beueficlal'to my health
l was gone Just thirteen days. When I
returned. Fred ana Adele had Disappeared
They told it % me al Chelsea, the first
dav | went down. and my uncle verified II
o. my return. by asking If / rem smbered
that nee little thing Z had introduced him
10 that dag in Chelsea We'll she was
married q that tall g0od-looh1ng fellow
who came on here after ner, and thsv had
gone West tofivc: adding how ne had met
them 10 a store in Boston. buying white
satin, q few days before their departure.
I presume I ought 90 have felt some con-
pensauon ia the LOVING care received
through the terrible Illness into which the
shock threw me. But ! did not | cared
for no one. had $50 desire % live. no am.
nition 20 progress, no care for business.
none whatever for society. / begged them
- send me out on the road again. which
they did. aud one cold dav-the vcry dsy
year on which h8d met Adele, l started
for Chicago
And ob, how hated the West when
got taerei Wth It's money and SIS rush,
au3 rs utter iack If All those mcui1l de-
lights whI.a make the yery atmospasre Of
Eoston-tGe lectures, the coucorts, the
music-ial.s. tho picture galleries. was
deathiY homesicsi
foun1 g. room in q dainty enough litfls
nat az some distance fran fi1e center ol
the citv-an animated and busy ii.tle hive
to b. sure (which might have well cnt tor-
t.iucd any fellow less m0rt8uy hart than
myself
noticed tvC or three rather prsttv-lo9is
lg girls going in an ouf. 1hcr -eemes ike
wor nZT iris ~ fae very nice order. room.
m- there. possibly Hov my heart went
ou. 81 hItet She was 1ac ia Thousand
aaon1st ircu-11 accident in her iudc.
pende1ce Here thoe vere All for money.
$50 r.eh mems daughters as Feu ss poor
They ove Q f1f ifse. E. ana tai.,.l business
aaa money rs roe oea- Bos-on girls Gia ART
aul LISTERS
-. aei guitar had what Is she sing
inr tf "Ah hare sir.ai 80 res. mc By
ffntt Tr8Vatcrr Wat piece g. sing tc
esifar aeoorn paniment. THa.s tbe Che ~
Oh Het n1n r~ TarI. the harmony and
u0er 'sfisn are perfect ES-oHen. = y
se fre-s Boston we know slI about
fre.ia trIrre fr nraf-a-fer4. rela Ts
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

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city Ok Washing
ton. md IS uop
almost 20 years
Old Ilhs youth
De was q page ia
the house % repre-
scntatiyts. hut
severed bis COM
sion w-ll that
BODY in 1915 a5r.
ut went o. Erie.
Pa. Pa 1858 and
en- aged in the
eoai aad siilpiag
business owning
and running sew
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hin inso considerable promin~nce, although
a.. .er'fed bat one term. In March, lsS5, he
vas appointed assistant secretary Of the treas
ury al.l has made . good record IS Aanning's
right hand man.
Elvorl d. Graves. chief of the bureau q
printing and engraving was born IL Herki-
fr.sr etilnfy. y. g., IN i>43 RE was educated
az Hobart colege. graduating N 1875. After
hs rrrdna-i0n fe became clerk In tho
treasuff department. ~ Washington az a
.alarv If 81 10 year. nd soon drew atten-
tioa 60 lin.seli by several reforms which he
sflec-ei Five yean after bis entry he Vas
nade cbief clerk Ia tho treasures Office.
whieh place he belG until i-7f wheu he be-
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

~" M " .II| u INV ND Y 'fI|' T.
trict ofCoMmbia, Of the Office ~ the assistant
treasurer IA New York, Of the estimates Of
appropriations FOR thc customs service. and OF
many other auch subjects lie Is an earnest
edvo~afe 0f civil service reform. Mr Graves
has te,a mentioned as likely 70 succeed Con
raj s. Jordan as treasurer.
Of William L scot. f. has been said that he
couid have the treasury portfolio II he wanted
Il. Nr Scott took part tn several conferences
between tie president nnd Mr. Manning be-
fore the latter resignation hccauo generally
known. AMI as he IS und srstood - agree with
Mr Cleveland in his monetary policy he has
h1f ies.iiug position in the race Mr.
Scott--Ein Scott Og Erier-was bon in tho
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

"a Hi al . ore
tiors als5ve. These
t~o 1bine are
the clIr ores IL
the b.ls. asi,l the
brick fcg e,l gar
i,us belonging %
them tou-h in ,hc
riaiss.e. Tbs Jssli-
ings ara bii q
brick. iu q masuvo
style of archllsct-
.urc. with large VIM
lows and immense.
ho4vy doors They
ar~ not snowy
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

arr -urerufcnd-
ent q "a National
Bank X slemption
a~en Y. la i5s3
BE- was APPOINTED
assistant treasurer,
ard on 2faye lsS5.
ct.el * the bureau
81 prl4ng aud en-
craving Hr.
Graves knowledge
Of the srViceis sx
tousive. Ha as
male special exam
inan0us of the sink
ff r4
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A Case of Love at First Sight.

From the Albany (Ga) Banner.
ON Saturday last De Ravens circus spread its
tent on the outskirts OF town. Among those who
came IN TO see the show was the family OF Mr.
Lundy, planter OF Terrn county, one OF whom
was girl OF sixteen. Miss Lundy exchanged
glanceS with the ticket man, Emmett Aicarto, who
is citizen OF Selma, Ala There was love in the
glance. AicardO got some one 10 take his place
and secured a seat by the side OF the girl, with
the effect, when the show closed, OF getting her
aside in the crowd and hurrying to the train,
hoping TO be out of town IN Few minutes. The
father spread the alarm, the couple were found
and the girl was Snatched away from the arms of
her lover. Young Lundy threatened to make
short work OF AicardO and might have done so
had the marshal not taken the stranger under his
wing. Prom that time until to-day AicardO has
been detained. Negotiations were begun TO allow
the couple 10 marry, which ended successfully this
evening, and Aicardo was taken out to the home
OF Miss Lundy, where they were married late tht:;
evening The girl Is related to the best families in
this SECTION
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AGreat Secret Revealed.

frOM tne 81 LOUIS SpcCtASOr.
Since Miss Eastlake made her first appearance
in this country, In her soft clinging garments,
swaying in harmony with every step OF the
wearer, producing most graceful and pictur-
esque effect, society has been on the Q rire to dis
cover the secret and GAIN IL possible 1.-THE at least
which seemed 10 make the garment worn by HeUe
instinct with life and notion and part ana parcel
OF her individuality. The secret has been discOv-
cred, and the rel nng bellies in up-top circles in
New York waltZiI q in Hetie dresses, and seem
more captivating than ever before. These pictur-
eSlue gowns are made OF some soft clinging mate
rial and worn divided skirts, e., u scanned
petticoat, which by this means Is divided 10 the
knee line, making the dress necessarily conform
10 the gait OF the weaTer. The secret Is said to
have been discovered by the cOStuIner OF kOSina
Eokes and impaired TO a select Few OF his CUSTOM
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RAILROADS.
.rIMoRR AND OHIO RAILROAD


Schedule In eject. SUNDAY. JANUARY aosh. 1851
until further notice
Lesve washinstcn from Station. corner Of N.vys.
sey avenue and street - wv
x fSr s Sn,s1sS u - .,s m ana 10 10 a.y
m. Is lest Limited Express for F1ftsburs and Chi
ornins 10 No sxtr. isre Is ch.rssa on p shs
For Cncinnst Louisville and So Louis daily q. m
pm and 10 10 pa with through coaches and Pslsns
m is fast limited train 60 Cincinnati aud s., ISuis
arraSing In Sinclnn.u nsts mSrnins at ~ Louis
81 q u :sa Bs.. and s .;s P..s: .s
slsepins Cars to Pittsoure.,
For Hsyre ae er~ce Newark. Wilmington and PHI
For WiImiaston. Dei.wsrs and ,n,er,neii.te points
between Baltimore aud Wilmington. 3;l5 pm daily.
1 For s.issSsi. on week day. s. 30. 40. $50
s,S $50 G:sc ao 40 as t sss snd
% ss ss" .ss SO IS SO 5sS 81. 60 Is
g An In and $50 pm daily: $50 pm, Sleeper 70
TSn.sS sn, ssC "a and ,slo ESQ .ns
~ asS 81 & SO 81 sunday II ,o 80 S
s. bs.asS .Bs No .y fG s sSnss " .ss
psi stations on Metrorolitsn Branch as am daily;
intermediate POINTS y 80 an IL 80 aud IL = p IA
daily. esceI, Sunday For frederck ~ an. III Is
For Haserstown $40 am. and 81 . m daily, 60
cept SUNDAY.
Trains arrive from the West daily @ 90 7:eo am-
900. q and 1 4 :2l pm Little Rock Expr-s
FROM Phlladelphia Chester. Wilmington and Havr9
de Grace 80 am, 20 pm and 10 90 m. daily.
From Wilmington, Del, and intermesiiste points
north OF Baltimore. 20 Am
From Ann.pen.. $50 am and 1 So s.25 and
Prom Ha.Psr's Ferry and vsiisy RslirOsd SsopA
From FREDERICK and Intermediate r.osn,. .,s. -
and ID daily except SUNDAY
Trains leave Baltimore Tor NAshinston at 4: o. 10
9 10. 900, q Q5 and 10 80 a m IL: IA 2 80 q a
40 2 ESQ 40, y and IL 90 m; ON sundays
6:.B0, z :45, 8 90 and 1 y. m
All trains from Washington stop 81 Relay station
except 30, 2:10. 4: IL and 81 pm
For further information APPLY al the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office, Washington station 6lq and l351
Pennsy lyania 4th where orders
will be taken for harase be checked and received q
any point in the city.
DAVID LEE c. K LORD. q r. A
General Superintendent BALTIMORE dlo
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narnnr.i,s Latest Genet.

Pr,)f Barnard OF Vanderbilt University, wr1tes
to the Nashville 4mert can as foiio"s unoer uate
OF February 10: Friday night being the nrst Clear
night since that OF discovery, the new comet was
again observed and found TO be near us expected
place since discovery the comet has been moving
toward the northwest at q very unusual rate, 5
degrees and IL minutes north, and IA minutes OF
rt-ht ascension west daily. It continues very
faint bur was probably little brighter last night.
It's path since discovery has been Ooiquely across
the milky way, and its rapid mo,ion contlnuaiy
every case shines through the eometss denSest part
with undiminished lustre. The rough position OF
northeast OF sirius (the Dog star. Accurate ring
rnfcr meter positions OF the comet were obtained
last night, and these were to-day distributed 6y
thing certainly known about the comet at present
Is that it Is outside the earths orbit and from its
extraordinary motion is evidently near the earth.
Within a few days, however, full Information OF
its future brightness and path will be obtained.
There are now three comets visible from the earth
that were discovered at the Vanderbilt observa-
tory. The one discovered on the morning OF Octo-
Der last is now visible In the southern hemi-
jan "A Is observable here in the morning and will
be for some time yet. The present comet near
sirius Is likely TO be visible for time to come
and 1t Is getting into better position all the time
New Works. LOftiess Buildimxs.
What is declared to be the finest view In Gotham
Is soon to be obtained from Cyrus w. Fields
twelve story washington building at Broad
way, Battery Place and Greenwich. This struct-
ure has been rising story on story, for year past.
The middle tower looks like a balloon shaped cage
with person In 1t, but II Is TO be merely an OBJ
servatiOn tower. 1t will be ready in another
month. The view Is one that has already been
heard Of in Europe. A flagstaff, rising fifty feet
above she top, runs through the tower, which is
itself fifty feet above the roof. The highest OBJ
servation point will be 2S5 feet above the street.
The tower rises sixteen feet above that-and the
flagstaff will be }O1 feet above the sidewalk The
other towers will be used for cooking, and In the
summer the space between the culinary towers
and the observatory will be covered with canvas
and dinners VIII be given there. The top OF the
nag-poe viii be I'VE feet higher than the highest
part OF the Bartholdi statue. The top OF the
spire ON Trinity church Is 2S6 feet from the
ground: the tower on the Produce Exchange,
which really furnishes the best view In New YORK,
is a little less, but probably quite as high as the
observation point In the Field tower.
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CHEsTKR COUNTY CREAMERY BUTTER,
PENNSYLVANIA pRIDRi

This choice and Standard Alderney Butter from the
being supplied 2 families &C., At their St 3i3 Cen
Yer Market and LETT q the houses Of Gust ers by de-
livery wagon Its purity u warranted and needs but
a 70 captivste the most fastidous palate and 70 CON
BIOS. Stall. 3lS Center Market whore . full line Of
be found 90 -,
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Trains leave from station corner of SIKH
For s..surx ana .hs Nest chissS Limited Express
es osssfs1E - enssD. and fI 81 1ais
with sleepine Carr from Harrsburs 20 cincinnaa
= ch,s.fs Win sl.spaF .. fft,ssS s = sais.:
Car. 70 and ds 81 ,s s sss
risburg 70 Cleveland. connecting at Harrisburg
e Eaps ssfs 5pF s.s io oa
and the West with through sleeper Harrisburg o
r.. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD EI,
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isss g 3: s;s "a .s % r. ls
on sunday. 200 A NJ 80: 200. 4;lS IA, 1 :oo
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f ssSSRy WITHOUT Il sssf
Ing direct transfer @ Fulton street avoiding double
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Tickets and information at the ofhcs northes.t cor
station where orders b len for the checkinso
iFHm f ags. saa ssSsr
| J. R WOOD. General Passenger Agent ja3l
DEDMoNT ALB LINE
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC 10. 1880.
Trsins leave b and station. 9Th and B streets;
O. points, LynchburS, RocEy Mount panyiIie' nai.
elsh Gh.rlGtse Atlanta and az POINTS south Pull
s:35 p mNDsily. except Sunday. for M.na~aA
Charottesyihe, sss1nten. LoIsyiiis. cncinnsn and
90 pm.4psiiy for Lynchbarv, Raleigh. Ashyine
man buffet sleepen washington to Aiken. s c. Wash
ington to Montgomery. connecting with parlor car to
sSs g. A a OH. Is.p
and 4;45 Pm daily arriving q Round I'm II AZ
Was Sais sna 20 h. and IS p Ia'A'
S se strnab sns local 70 o5 a ann IRON Louisville
furnssea .ns checked q oos oo
y.nia ayea and a e Rs.senser stss'0n fennssivais
-'-AN' JAS. L TAYLOR
| d20 General Passenger Agent
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snTCAPTURks THE DIAMOND BELr.-The six days
walking match In philadelphia closed at 10 O'Clock
saturday night. The gate receipts viii reach
about 81 OoO OF which 80 per cent viii be divided
among he nse men who covered more than 500
miles The winner, WHIT, whose score was S:aO
mixes lap, receives, besides the diamond cham
pionshlp belt, now held by Hart half OF the so per
cent. ~
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CA1M AND PEACEFUL
BE THY SLEEP" OLD FOGY.

DE 1dX OLO 9OfXs
Thy ssentful reign is through. no sound shall awake
A stranger of modern ideas and modern methods is
come thy throne to ill.
~, BE does not play upol hap Of THOUSAND strns
charming the ears Of Thousands OF People, upon one
string, the color of which is RED.
Perhaps you have read Of VICTOR Z. ADLER'S
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE.
say that such negligence may cost You dear
In the Of dollars and centthose potent
mete Of lie whether there is more Of 10y or sorrow
You will pardon us we beg, for mentioning one in
which We believe. should convince the most skeptics1
nU " Il %
1n' 5e great Which has crowned our
sAFEGtA ARD against the wiies and subtieties Of an
class who do not hesitate make gross
rates 70 the buyer. gentleman holding position in
Srg II hns Of the went into
pose Of purchasing suit Of clothes for himself He
he politely Informed that the suit would cost him
Thirty DOLLARS: The gentleman being Judge Of
e pIrehase eshorbitant left the store
shoT .1uI6 os Say Into our BIZ and
goods which suited him, and according to his volun-
an ins suit 5SI
Il AEn b5Ass A SEST T%o
SSENIS On ONE SUIT OF CLOTHES in favor Of
VICTOR T. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING
HOUSE thus scoring another brilliant VICTOR Z. for
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
which win be continued until March l.
We SHALL be pleased to see and serve you at
VICTOR z ADLERa
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN
e27'AND sa9 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
COR MASS AVE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until IL O'Clock pm n5
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Nh SCISG REPRESENTATIVE GLOVER
Mr.. Lancaster, collector or the port OF St Louis
nieo damage suit against Congressman j. NJ
Glover Saturday for $50, 600. In MS petition ha
quotes The various charges which Mr. Glover hal
made against hiIn- The petition Is yoiuminolls
and charges that Mr.. Glover procured the Dubiica,
ton Of a hbenous open letter by Misrepresentation
all OF which he holds has damaged him 70 the
amount named